Izakaya Aniki Thonglor Area Izakaya (Thonglor Street)


Izakaya Aniki (Izakaya Aniki) Thonglor Soi 4-6
A cozy Showa-style izakaya loved by Japanese people
Parking available, with private and large rooms, perfect for gatherings!
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Izakaya Aniki (Izakaya Aniki) Thonglor
Founded in 2012 in Bangkok. This izakaya, managed by Japanese, has been loved by the locals for many years.
It’s a nostalgic and cozy Showa-style izakaya appealing to the older generation.
Located on the 2nd floor of a commercial building between Thonglor Soi 4 and 6 along Thonglor Road.
The food is delicious, and with private rooms and large rooms available, it is perfect for gatherings.
The staff is genuinely warm, and the atmosphere is enjoyable.
Thai-style casual izakaya service is welcomed; everyone is very friendly.
Of course, as a regular izakaya, feel free to enjoy your meal alone or with friends.
You can relax and enjoy your meal with friends, even if it’s just one person.
Commitment to sourcing: Fresh sashimi and Wagyu directly imported from Japan.
Located in a prime area along Thonglor Road, with a large parking lot.
There are many private rooms suitable for gatherings of various sizes.
Please feel free to consult us about party plans.
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Name
- Izakaya Aniki Thonglor
Category
- Japanese Restaurant
- Izakaya
- Private Rooms Available
Address (Post code)
- 154 2nd fl Aneckvanich Bldg 3 Sukhumvit 55 North Klongtan Wattana Bangkok
- Postal Code: 10110
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Business Hours
17:00~24:00
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PRICE RANGE
- 1000~1200B
PARKING
- Available
Delivery & TakeAway
- Not Available
REVIEW

Every dish here tastes wonderful because it truly captures authentic Japanese home-style flavors.
The food is unpretentious, comforting, and deeply satisfying.
My absolute top recommendation is the signature Aniki Fried Rice—I am a huge fan and highly urge everyone to try it! Other personal favorites include the egg salad, creamy broccoli salad, tuna sashimi chunks (Maguro Butsugiri), and grilled salted mackerel (Saba Shioyaki). Their late-night finale (Shime) items are also so good that I always struggle to decide what to order.
But for first-timers, I definitely recommend starting with the Aniki Fried Rice!
The staff members are incredibly friendly and attentive. If you are living in Thailand and practicing your Thai language skills, chatting with them is a fun experience!
They never push extra drinks on you. If you feel like chatting, they are happy to share a friendly toast, but overall it’s just a relaxed, welcoming izakaya with heartwarming hospitality.
It’s easy to see why this cozy spot has been so deeply loved by the local community for over a decade!

Reviewer: Kaori Kondo
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Last Updated: 2026/07/28
